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You need to deposit $550 in order to withdraw, I deposited $200, then $300 ($500 in total) and I was not able to withdraw, it needs to be a single deposit of $500 + fee, so I deposited $510 to see if I could withdraw but guess what? I couldn't... So by that time I started to think this was basically a scam... I've lost $1010
Simply excellent
Nice and pleasant casino to play. Simple and good looking website. 100% of withdrawals without any problems. Very good cases and short-term crypto deposits. I recommend it with a clear conscience.
Have a good exp on this site, very helpful community
Better than most of this jackpot sites, very comfortable and easy to use
i dont trust it. iv used it for a little while. the minimun deposit is $50 but the withdrawal is $300. The bets are 100% unfair. iv played a few time and not 1 win even on small bets.
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